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September 24, 2007

the situated body.
As we have learned from Merleau Ponty the body is always situated in so far as it is a living and experiencing body. Being situated in this sense is different from simply being located someplace in the way a non-living, non-experiencing object is located. That the body is always situated involves certain kinds of physical and social interactions, and it means that experience is always both physically and socially situated.

| Posted by Gary Sauer-Thompson at 8:25 AM |